starts right now. finally free, an american women held prison in iran for more than a year is on her way home. >> all of the governments, all of the people that have been involved. >> hello. i'm kai jackson. the nightmare is over for an american woman held for more than a year in iran. gel brown reports for wjz. it's unclear who paid the half million dollars for sarah shourd's release. >> reporter: sarah shourd put her 14-month nightmare in an iranian prison behind her with a message of thanks. >> i want to thank every

country, every official and individual that's involved in this process. >> reporter: she spoke just moments after her release and boarded a plane to neighboring oman where her mother was waiting. >> i know how much effort has gone into this and i'm extremely grateful. >> reporter: shourd was arrested with two others, hiking near the border of iran- iraq. her fiance shane bauer and friend josh fattal were all charged with spying. initially short's family said they couldn't pay, but it's still not clear who did pay shourd's bail since the u.s. has no diplomatic relations with aran. the swiss diplomates handled. >> if the question was did the

united states government pay anything for this release, the answer is no. >> the white house put out a statement saying president obama was pleased with shourd's release but that bauer and fatal were still in jail although they had committed no crime. no one saying when or if they will get a trial. there's no indication the iranian government is listening to calls for their release. joel brown reporting. >> iran's president said shourd was offered bail on compassionate grounds for health reasons. a man may have kidnapped a very young boy. we have more on the suspect and the circumstances. >> reporter: 37-year-old tony robinson is wanted on drug charges. before police could arrest him he fled. he took 5-year-old tony, jr. with him. robinson had been in a custody battle with the mother. he found out he was not child's

biological father, he kidnapped him. back to you. >> thank you. anyone with information about tony robinson or tony, jr. should call baltimore city police. the other big story we're following, it is primary election day in maryland and there are several key races. mary bubala is live in baltimore county. >> reporter: good afternoon. i am falling the baltimore county executive race. it is a contentious matchup much like the sit ti state's attorney -- city state's attorney. >> it has been a contentious praise for the city state's attorney race here in baltimore. in fact, both sides in this campaign are running on

patricia jessamy's record. it's a choice for voters, 15- year incumbent patricia jessamy running on her record or challenger gregg bernstein who calls jessamy ineffective. both were at polling places to ask for votes. the campaign has been anything but friendly with bernstein tapping into some voter discontentment. >> miss jessamy is the highest paid prosecutor in the state and her office has the lowest conviction rate. >> i'm getting violent criminals off the state. >> reporter: she's had the backing of the political establishment and he has the support of the police union and the personal support of the police commissioner who placed a bernstein sign in his yard, infuriating jessamy. >> having a prosecutor, who is a rubber stamp for the police, should be something that the citizens of this city do not

want. >> the state's attorney office has been uneffective. >> reporter: her ad has defended her record. >> jessamy is focused. she as baltimore on the right track. >> reporter: now attorneys are used to waiting for jurors to make up their mind but this time around they will have to wait for voters who have the final say. back to you, mary. >> back here in charleston, everyone's got their eye on the county executive race. it pits two democrats from two very different backgrounds against each other. let's start with kevin kamenetz. it is the most expensive race in baltimore county history and kevin kamenetz is taking nothing for granted. on primary election day he's

out early shaking hands trying to get last-minute votes. >> getting a nice reception from voters. they've done their research. they're happy with the choices that they think they're going to make. we're going to reenforce that and let people know i'm here to do a good job. >> reporter: he first had television ads trying to reach a county wide population of 800,000. he touted his environmental record and discussed growth. >> we want to keep huer neighborhoods safe, schools strong and a modern and efficient government. people have been responding to that message. i'm very grateful. i'm all smiles today, upbeat and somewhat happy that it's over w on the other hand i feel like i need to keep campaigning. >> reporter: kevin kamenetz said he got up at 6:00 this

morning and headed to the polls at 7:00 when they opened and he has been working all day long trying to get the last-minute votes. his challenger is an early riser. my colleague adam may is following joe bartenfelder and that campaign. >> reporter: he has a lot of support in this hear but this afternoon joe bartenfelder is here invading his territory. he's reaching out to voters who- - and trying to gain support. while many politicians roll up their sleeves for the tv camera, joe bartenfelder takes it a step further, reloving his campaign shirt so he can vote. bartenfelder's campaign showcases blue collar rule as an elected official. >> he's an honest joe. >> reporter: some political observers say his likability

gives him an edge over the more buttoned up candidate kevin kamenetz. he hit polling places sending this final message to voters. >> we're going to work hard and deliver to them the services they expect and the taxes they pay. >> reporter: mary, as you said, this has been a very expensive race. kamenetz has outspent bartenfelder four to one. coming up we'll take a look at some of the tv commercials in this race and see how it can impact the race. adam may reporting. mary? >> the winner of today's primary praise for baltimore county executive will face republican ken holt in the general election. we'll send it back to kai for now. >> stay with us for extensive coverage of campaign 2010. we'll bring you updated results and reactions from candidates. a fall-like start to the

day, but the warmup didn't take long. outside right now it's partly cloudy. wjz has weather and traffic together. meteorologist bernadette woods is here with the updated numbers from first warning weather. yes. it is a beautiful afternoon. the winds have really picked up. that's because a cold front moved through. there wasn't much to that cold front. what weir lee going to do is open it up and show you showers off to the north associated with the same system. what we have seen with the winds pick up and the dry conditions continue is a red flag warning. take a look across the northern part of the important state. a high threat for fire danger. so that's what we're looking at right now. changes coming up in the forecast. >> thank you. let's check on the roads with

kristy breslin. we have some delays from green spring to new york. the busiest on the west side from 40 to security boulevard. as far as accidents, in the essex area there's a crash south maryland and middleboro road. whitemarsh allen at pulaski highway. on the inner loop 33 miles an hour and 18 minutes to get through. let's take a look. as as traffic is building at baltimore national pike. this traffic report is brought to you by famous dave's. the wings are perfect for parties and watching football. now back to you. >> thank you. ravens fans are still celebrating after a thrilling start to the season on monday

night football. our sports director joins us with more on the victory over the jets. hi, mark. >> reporter: two outstanding defenses engaged and the ravens stand tall in the end. the season opener had the look of disaster at the start. joe flacco was fumbled by the geds and fumbled -- jets and fumbled. it made things miserable for sanchez. the ravens held them to a total of just six first downs. when sanchez was able to throw, his receivers payed a price, like dustin keller, a hard hitting start to the season got ravens way. for all of the talk of their improved offense, it was the defense that led the way in a

10-9 win over the jets. >> we bend, but we don't break. that's how we played today. we proved we can be the number one defense. >> reporter: only fitting that the defense dominated and the one guy who's been there for all 15 years, ray lewis, is still a star. >> ray lewis is the best linebacker in football. no doubt about it. >> reporter: with our wjz fan cam we asked you what impressed you most about the ravens win over the jets. >> the defense, pressing, pushing and not letting them catch a break. they were on them, persistent. >> joe took some serious hits, tough man and they stayed together as a team. >> the game was powerful last night. when ray lewis hit that guy, i was off the chain. >> reporter: the game had a grudge match quality to it with the ravens facing rex ryan who was an assistant here for 10

years. we'll hear both sides in the next hour. >> the ravens are back on the road and back on wjz. you can watch the ravens and bengals sunday at 1:00. still ahead, stung by 1200 bees. a texas man says he was ready to die. how his quick thinking son saved his life. deadly python explosion. and see the most expensive school ever built. and a mixture of sun and clouds with your updated forecast. ♪

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not politics. in washington, i'm trying to do the same. that's why i voted to crackdown on wall street and protect the bay. and why i voted against the $3 trillion budget, the big bank bailout, and against the health care bill. you see for me it's not about democrats or republicans it's about common sense and doing what's best for our families. maybe that's why i'm ranked one of the most independent members of congress. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. police are trying to figure out what caused a fatal car crash in new hampshire.

it crossed the highway and rolled down an embankment. deputies say they're still trying to figure hut if speed was a factor. a texas man is recovering today after he is attacked by a swarm of bees. doctors say the man was stung more than 1,200 times after he got too close to a hive. terrified, family members called -- called the fire department. that's the hive. a disappointing and to the day on wall street. the dow was up for most of the day before trailing. the dow was up -- excuse me down 18, the s&p down a point. the nasdaq up four. let's go to new york where

alexis christoforous has the report. >> retail sales rose half a per sent in august. it was the big guest gain in five months. spending helped to give overall sale as boost. best buy said earnings jumped on strong deep and for cell phones. it also raised its profit outlook for the year. cisco symptoms will pay a dividend to shareholders. insurance company aig is in talks with the government. it received $31 billion and the company will fully row pay it early next year. more americans are wary of the stock market. according to a poll 61% said the market's recent wild swing

has made them less confident about buying and selling stock. cawious investors are pouring money into so-called safe investments. gold rallied topping $1270 an ounce. for more business headlines, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. some children in los angeles probably aren't dreading that morning walk to school. the state-of-the-art robert f. kennedy school is shaping the next generation of minds. this 23-acre building has six different learning centers, two jim face sigh yums and a 25- meter swimming pool. it is the site of the old ambassador hotel where robert kennedy was assassinated. brady car crash, the

surprising thing he's saying about the accident. it's a comfortable partly cloudy afternoon. bernadette woods has the first warning updated forecast. you can get instant updates all the time. the time. just click wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,

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welcome back. i'm mary bubala covering the baltimore county primary executive race. it is a beautiful day. this is the type of weather that election officials pray for. they have got it. they cannot blame low voter turnout on the weather this year. meteorologist bernadette woods is in the first warning weather center following this gorgeous fall day. >> you loved it so much you went outside, right? >> it's a nice day to be out there, not a blizzard. >> this is where we topped out so far, 80 degrees. that's just on par with our averages. the cold front already moved through, so the temperatures are on the way down. so across the state 76 in

baltimore. 80 in d.c. the dew point has dropped so much. with that cold front going by the winds have turned around to the northwest. they're reinforcing the already dry air. these winds have been gusting over 20 miles an hour. the combination of that and the dry conditions has prompted red flag warning in effect for the eastern shore and for the rest of the counties that you see shaded in. what that is, if you read the entire statement a high threat for fire danger. the winds will start to subside tonight but the dry weather will continue into tomorrow. then we see the chance for rain coming our way that chance isn't until thursday night. it's because of this storm system right in here if you saw the kansas city game, this is the rain that was pounding them. it's all a part of that storm. some of it is going to move our way. so tomorrow a lot of sunshine, patchy clouds. on thursday the clouds start to increase as the storm gets closer. it's a fast mover.

the chance for rain thursday into friday and gets out in time for the weekend. as far as the tropics, igor is a category four, winds 132 miles an hour. it's starting to make that turn to the west, northwest. that keeps it over the water for the most part. the biggest track is bermuda, but it's moving so slowly that we'll still be talking about this through the weekend. farther out is julia. it is strengthening 86 miles an hour, moving to the west, northwest. this track keeps it over water. another area closer to home that we're really paying attention to is this area of disturbed weather. hurricane hunters are flying into it and this could become our next tropical storm in the next 24 hours. igor looks like it will strengthen as it moves off to the now. our waters we have small craft

advisories, but then the winds start to die down. for tonight it will be a cool one. we're going down into the 50s. tomorrow we recover close to 80 degrees in the afternoon, sunshine, patchy clouds out there then we have that storm coming our way with the chance for need rain once again. we have some gorgeous days we're stringing together but it's dry. the chance for rain thursday night into friday, just a brief chance and it gets out in time for the weekend. >> how would you like to go onboard with some of those hurricane hunters. thanks. katie couric has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the "cbs evening news." >> why have u.s. schools fallen behind so many other countries. we'll look at how to prepare the next generation of kids as our special series begins. that's tonight only on the "cbs evening news." >> deadly mid-air collision.

the ntsb reveal the steps that took place seconds before the crash. mysterious crash. why a baby living in military housing at ft. brag died. and the reporter in ,,,,,,,,,,,,

76 degrees and partly cloudy. hello everyone. i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. >> it has been a rough couple of days for the new york jets. not only did they lose to the ravens but they're dealing with sexual harassment charges against a reporter. >> reporter: it was a rough start for the regular season for the jets as the ravens win 10-9, but the nfl is

investigating the jets for sexually harassing behavior toward as reporter from new mexico. she was on the side lines during saturday's practice when jet players and coaches appeared to throw footballs in her direction. then later, as she waited in the locker room to do this interview with quarterback mark sanchez, she was reportedly the target of cat calls and rude comments. she tweeted i'm so uncomfortable. i'm not jets locker room trying not to look around. and i want to cover my ears. it's making for embarrassing headlines for the jets a the -- jets and the nfl. cbs sports leslie visser, a member of the hall of fame and pioneering sports journalists said there's no room for the

boys will be boys men. she leaves it up to the nfl to determine whether disciplinary action is necessary. >> i really believe that they find that they need to punish someone, they will do it. if they find it necessary, i really trust in what they say. >> reporter: still, it doesn't mean the jets are clear of any legal trouble. >> if people around her saw it as sexual harassment, then it could be actionable even though she's not clear on whether she wants to file a lawsuit yet. >> reporter: no word on how long the investigation might take. she said she believes the jets are taking it seriously and calling it one bad experience. >> she said the nfl started the investigation 10 hours after the alleged incident occurred. the trial began for the man accused of killing a maryland meat intive. aiden hart had just finished pitching in a game for the los angeles angels when the car he was in collided with a mini

van. he was killed. police say the mini van driver had a blood alcohol level limit nearly three times the legal limit. some disturbing new information about the iowa farm at the center of a massive salmonella outbreak. an investigation found wright county received more than 400 positive tests for assume spam between that 2008 and 2010. that's according to a congress pal committee looking into the outbreak. 73 of those positive results at wright county egg was the same strain of salmonella responsible for the recent problems. new details today about a deadly mid-air collision between a tour helicopter and a small plane over the hudson river. kai's in the newsroom. he said there were a series of troubling mistakes. >> the federal safety officials met to discuss the findings.

that report found that an air traffic controller was distracted with a personal phone call right before the crash which caused the pilot have the small plane to be on the wrong radio frequency. controllers were unable to reach the pilot moments later to warn him. the pilots of both aircraft overlooked alert in their cockpits right before the accident. >> the ntsb is meeting to discuss the cause of the crash and make safety recommendations to prevent future accidents. an american scientist working in an arguments ca has -- antarctica has been evacuated to new zealand. the sign this was working on a face run by the national science foundation. he is now recovering at a hospital in new zeeland. breaking news from paris where the hiefl tower and the area surrounding it -- eiffel tower and the area surrounding

it have been evacuated. police officers were under the famous tower. tourists are still on the nearby sidewalks land road traffic continues to circulate. we, of course, will keep you posted. the bay area gas explosion that killed at least four people is causing worries about gas pipelines all over the country and the latest images from thursday's explosion shows how horrible it was. we have the report from san bruno, california, with the latest. >> reporter: new images are now emerging. cell phone video that captured the sudden violent nightmare on the ground. >> i don't want nobody to go through -- i thought it was an earthquake but thought this was worse. >> reporter: it looked like an earthquake from this surveillance video. customers fall to the ground. some diving for cover eye opened the front door and saw that flame and that was it. >> reporter: residents in san

bruno had little time to react. in an instant at least four people died and 37 homes were burned to the ground. >> i can't get that roaring sound out of my mind and that big boom and the sight of that enormous blast of fire. >> reporter: this security video from a gas station shows just how quickly things went from normal to chaotic. flames began to fill the screen. what can't be seen is what residents felt. >> the house is off the foundation because the explosion was tremendous. the houses went like that. >> reporter: federal officials are investigating the section of pipe that ruptured and determining how many lines around the country could be at risk for a similar explosion. >> according to federal records there have been fleerly 3,000 gas pipeline accident notice last 20 years. more than a third caused deaths or major illness -- injuries.

the jury convicted rod blagojevich after a two and a half month trial. the jury was deadlocked on the other charges. the attorney is calling for the judge to override the decision. prosecutors say they plan to retry the other charges early next year. it is primary election dpai. voters here in maryland and six other states along with the district of columbia go to the polls today. mary? >> reporter: we're going to talk about delaware for just a moment this might be one of the smallest states in the nation, but what happened just over maryland's border is a very big deal today. tara mergener takes a look. >> reporter: the tea party as its sights set on delaware. >> not celebrating yet. >> reporter: two weeks ago christine o'donnell was a long

shot a former marketing consultant up against long time congressman. but then a check came for o'connell. the republican establishment acted quickly pouring money and political muscle behind castle worrying if o'donnell wins, she's too far to the right for november. >> i have the only candidate with a chance of wenning in the general election. >> reporter: while the tea party has always boasted big numbers, now this has deep pockets. it's political action committee or pac has raised and spent $5 million. >> the movement has been able to pull together money quickly. that lends an aura of responsible. >> reporter: 4 million more

republicans than democrats have gone to the polls and there's an enthusiasm gap between the two but some worry these bitter primary fights will only help the democrats come november. tara mergener reporting, wjz eyewitness news. >> reporter: there is candidate in today's gubernatorial primary. his name is brian murphy. people know him because he was endorsed by sarah palin. we'll see what happens to his numbers. let's take a look at voter turnout. it is extremely low and there's a really good comparison. back in 2006 when there was a gubernatorial primary contest, in baltimore city they had 24% voter turnout. well, right now, as of 4:00, it's only at 8%. i know there's a couple of hours to go but that's quite the difference. baltimore county in 2006 voter

turnout was 33%. and baltimore county was expecting about 5% to -- 25% to show up for the primary. looks like it will be a tough job to match that no one's sure why there's so much voter apathy today but there will be plenty of political pundits to break that apart in the days ahead. >> i was in and out of the polling place b-in about -- place in about five minutes. >> there weren't any lines. >> stay with wjz for extensive coverage and you can get information at wjz.com. it has warmed up after a cool morning. here's a look at a mixture of sun and clouds. bob is lear with the updated numbers -- is here with the updated numbers. >> take a look at radar.

a front last gone through the region. we're down to the mid-70s, the west and the northwest wind. now tomorrow a beautiful day shaping up as well. more sunshine. it will be very pleasant tomorrow with temperatures close to the upper 70s, maybe 80. sun pretty much all day long. then back in the low 50s. how long will this nice weather last? we'll tell you in a few minutes. >> let's check in with kristy breslin, wjz traffic control. the belt way seems to be picking up. on the north side it will take you a ride from green spring to dulaney. we have an accident. the west side sluggish from route 40 to security boulevard. average speed 30 miles an hour. in the whitemarsh pulaski. and aviation at amtrak way at bwi. that has the right plane

blocked. bel air road at shell done. north howard at 29th. east 25th at paul and de soto at washington boulevard. you can see plenty of congestion plat green spring avenue and congestion at baltimore national pike. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. visit them at cochran firm.com for your free consultation. back over to you. new england patriots quarterback tom brady is speak out. he says he was scared out of list mind at the time. brady walked away unhurt but a passenger in the mini van is in serious condition. on the day of the accident the pro bowler agreed to a contract making him the nfl's highest paid player. tom brady's super model

wife will be featured in tonight's show fashion's night out 2010. >> i never knew fashion had a night out. >> i didn't either. they do tonight. round two. another rund of middle east peace talks are underway. a newborn baby by circumcised without permission. why that's only part of the story. >> it's a mostly cloudy breezy afternoon. bob is updating the first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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secretary of state hillary clinton said the time is right for a peace deal between israeli and palestinian leaders. she played the statement after sitting down with both sides. an official said an agreement could come in the next year. palestinian officials said they will quit negotiations if building resumes in the west

bank when a moratorium ends in two week ?oots death toll continues to climb after an airliner crashed into a steel mill in ven day a. some were pulled from the wreckage. the cause of that crash is still under investigation. connecticut family is attacked and murder inside their home. now one of the men responsible goes on trial. >> reporter: the sole survivor took the stand. he said he was fast asleep when the defendant broke into his house and attacked him. he said they left him tied up in the basement and went uptears -- upstairs where his daughter and wife were sleeping and forced his wife to withdraw thousands of dollars from their bank account. a barning teller alerted

police. he was killed and the house was set on fire. the man is charged with kidnapping, murder and sexual assault. >> the other suspect will go on trial next month. both could face the death penalty. the consumer product safety commission launches its own investigation in a spring of unexplained child deaths. since twef -- 2007, 10 children have died inside houses on the base. now investigators are looking into toxic drywall. one of the homes in question initially tested positive for toxic drywall. a florida woman file last lawsuit after she says doctors circumcised her newborn son against her wishes. after giving birth, the doctors asked her several times if she wanted to haveler son sir

couple sides. she refused, citing family tradition but said doctors performed it anyway. the doctors found pain medication in her baby's crib asked what it was for and was then told this was about the surgery. the hospital blamed it on a procedural error. parents are encouraged to spend more time with their children playing video games. researchers say the fast-paced action of video games help players learn to quick -- think quickly. texas police are keeping their eye out for an escaped primate. it escaped last week after a storm damaged his cage. nearby neighbors say they have seen and heard him. one woman said he even chased her around her yard before he got lay way. >> he is enjoying his freedom.

>> and it's warm there. still to come, our run of comfortable weather continues. comfortable weather continues. >> ,,,,,,,,,,

everyone knows a fee is a tax. you raised some taxes during that period, particularly the property tax

as well as a lot of fee increases. as you know, there's a big difference between fees and taxes. but...they're the same. it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. there's a big difference between fees and taxes. fees and taxes are one in the same. if it comes out of my pocket, it's a tax. now he says it isn't true. we didn't raise taxes. what? still doing the same thing, paying out more money. typical politician. definitely.

it's a beautiful shot out there if you're looking, you see the trees just starting, just starting, quite a few trees that have dropped leafs, mostly because of the heat stress and lack of rain. we did get rain earlier this week. that helped a little but too late. 76, beautiful afternoon. the winds, however, are a bit of a factor. the humidity coming down, only 35%. the dew point is way down to 47. the barometer on the way back up, 29.97. the average is now 79 and 58. the record is a range. 94, 1931 and a chilly 42 in 1975. right now 79 elkton. warmer to the south.

the front that gave the wind this afternoon is still sinking to the south. it's residual warm air. 68 in oakland. because the breeze is out of the west, northwest, as high as 20 in some spots we have the red flag warning for fire danger. the northern counties and eastern shore, jersey and the rest of this telling us to be careful out there because even though we had the rain earlier this week, it's still relatively dry in the wood ands. so be careful when lighting materials, particularly the next several days because we'll have dry conditions. there is a bit of rain developing over kansas, missouri. looks like another front will start ling in our direction. it's a warm front. that will get through the region thursday afternoon and may give us a brief period of showers, not a whole lot of rain. most of this will go to our

north. a little cloud cover. you can see it in the maryland area moving away. clear skies tonight, pleasantly cool temperatures probably in the low fist fi. the front's gone through. nice weather for wednesday. most of thursday, by thursday late in the dray or thursday night that low and front approaches with the risk of just a few showers into early friday morning. west winds in the bay and small craft advisory through the evening, the bay temp 74. tonight pleasant, low 50s, nice and cool. tomorrow lots of sun, a few clouds here and there that's just about normal. we said normal is 79, so close to 80. it will be a pleasant wednesday and then thursday nice as well. >> perfect weather. thank you, bob. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. >> a con ten shuls campaign -- contentious campaign. it's up to attorneys to decide who will be baltimore's top

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coming up next on wjz news at 5:00. >> covering the primary race, how democrat kevin tried to get last-minute votes. that story just ahead. >> i'm adam may where joe is trying to persuade the voters called a stronghold, we'll hear coming up. the nfl is investigating

over the harassment of a sports reporter. eyewitness news starts now. this is wjz and wjz.com, baltimore. >> from the city, to the counties, to your neighborhood, now it's complete coverage, it's wjz, maryland's news station. maryland votes, primary day brings residents and politicians to the polls. the key races up in the air tonight. hi everybody, i'm kye jackson >> and i'm mary bubala live in towson covering many key races including here for the executives race, it's hotly contested just like the one in baltimore city for